Personification - Law Dictionary Search Results
Personification
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Erlking
A personification in German and Scandinavian mythology of a spirit or natural power supposed to work mischief and ruin esp
Ivan Ivanovitch
An ideal personification of the typical Russian or of the Russian people used as ldquoJohn Bullrdquo is used for the typical
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Belial
An evil spirit a wicked and unprincipled person the personification of evil
Boreas
The north wind usually a personification
Deaths head
A naked human skull as the emblem of death the head of the conventional personification of death
Elementalism
The theory that the heathen divinities originated in the personification of elemental powers
Faust
nearly 40 in all Goethe accomplished the transformation of Faust from a common necromancer and conjurer into a personification of humanity tempted and disquieted but at length groping its way to the light See Goethe
Gaea
The goddess of the earth considered as a personification of the earth According to Hesiod she was the first born of Chaos and mother of Uranus Pontus
Impersonation
The act of impersonating personification investment with personality representation in a personal form
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